This method safely cleans old wood floors without heavy sanding or losing wood layers.

Pros and Cons. Hardwood recoating gives the same results as traditional refinishing without removing wood. You can choose finishes like matte, satin, and gloss. Plus, there’s no dust. It works best on floors in good shape with few or no damages. Recoating removes dirt, dust, and oil that can harm floors, helping to avoid costly repairs later. Many use hardwood recoating every few years to keep their floors in good condition and avoid refinishing. While most hardwood floors can be refinished a few times, recoating is a smart way to maintain them and save money over time.

Recoating doesn’t fix deep scratches or dents and doesn’t change the floor’s color.